police are not saying. christopher kohrs turned himself in hours after the wreck sunday morning and gave a statement but it is not clear whether he confessed. >> sobriety is something that investigators are looking into as part of their investigation. and i don't have further details on that. >> i don't believe he was intoxicated. i haven't seen anything. >> reporter: he is his attorney. >> he was in the car at the time. we will wait on the investigation to be done. at this point we are not ready to say he was behind the wheel. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i am going to wait till the investigation is done before we -- before we sea say anything at this point in time. >> reporter: he hurt his knee chasing a bad guy. at this point according to policy he cannot be suspected while on medical -- suspended

while on medical leave. she up on two felony charges. >> interesting video. joe vazquez on broadway, thank you. fire on a cruise ship delaying a hawaiian vacation. kpix 5's juliette goodrich following developments. >> the scare started this morning with a fire in the engine room, caused the ship to lose power. it left from san francisco 5 days ago and 500 miles from hawaii and that is when the fire erupted. this pictures was sent to us from a passenger. the crew put out the fire but left the ship with power outages. they have been told the trip is going on with just one engine and they won't stop in hilo as

planned. and they are heading to honolulu for repairs. that is supposed to happen tomorrow. they gave us a statement a couple hours ago. the incident was isolated but did cause a power outage resultingane temporary use of emergency lighting and limited air conditioning. power has now been restored and no one was hurt in the fire. there are 2600 passengers on board. they are supposed to return to san francisco on december 10. no word on whether today's fire is going to delay the ship. juliette goodrich, back to you. live pictures of the bomb squad working at construction site. police say crews digging dug up a grenade. streets are blocked off. one business is evacuated. there are no homes in the area. the bomb squad is to dispose of the device.

tonight we are hearing how officers monitored a speeding car that crashed. take a listen. [ indiscernible ] >> the driver slammed into tree. the force of the impact nearly splitting the car in half. the driver, a 19-year-old, died. the two men inside are in critical condition. police say the car was reported stolen. a one-two punch from mother nature. a cold morning followed by spotty showers. 29 degrees, the reading in walnut creek. when it gets that cold that could mean a layer of frost.

rain in san mateo earlier today and this shot summed it up. light rain, clouds around the bay area and looks like more wet weather is on the way. our chief meteorologist paul deanno is here. the outlook for the dreaded el nino. >> it is coming. above average rain for december, january, february and march but the rain for today is wrapping up. scattered showers today. try conditions now, the last spot to see rain was towards the delta. antioch, pittsburg, discovery bay, concord and clayton. showers in the past couple hours. 1/8-inch in hayward.

did you have a wert than average november? half of us did, half of us did not. check out livermore and san jose, 20-30% above average. depends on where you are. coming up good soaker coming up in the seven-day forecast. which one day looks the wettest is next. >> thank you. governor jerry brown is one of the leaders in paris for the climate change summit. he will be talking about california's efforts to curve green house gas emissions. oakland's mayor leaves tomorrow. she was invited as part of the leadership circle for local governments. it will be a chance to share what oakland is doing to reduce the carbon foot print. >> create jobs and prioritize our most vulnerable

communities. >> she will give three presentations. president obama is in paris now for the summit with 150 other world leaders. security hire than ever in the wake of this month's terror attacks. >> reporter: the world's two biggest polluters china and the u.s. kicked off the climate change summit. . >> the united states of america recognizes our role in creating this problem, we embrace our responsibility to do something about it. >> reporter: smog climbed to dangerously high levels in china. the goal in paris is to limit global warming to 3.6 degrees. but the terror threat is diverting attention. the first stop on french soil was to pay his respects at the theater, site of the worse of the paris terror attacks. france remains on high alert.

120,000 strong security force is stationed across the country. riot police have been deployed. on sunday 174 protesters were arrested for defying the ban on demonstrations. president obama discussed the fight against isis with the president of france and china and officials say he will have a shot at another difficult chat with russian president vladimir putin about his role in the battle against isis. cbs news paris. >> the conference runs till december 11. two weeks to lock down the first university climate agreement. disappointment for a middle school, thieves make off with mountain bikes. how a business man is coming to the rescue. >> talk about a big oops. a yacht ends up like this.

the effort it took to get it back afloat. >> and cars floating into the air at an intersection. what is going on here? a phenomenon that baffled many people. tonight we know how it happened. ,,,,,,,,

police are looking for who stole 26 mountain bikes from vi . theft at san francisco middle school over the weekend. police are looking looking for whoever stole 26 mountain bikes. the thieves broke into a school shed and made off with 9,000 dollars worth of bikes. one grocery store owner is replacing all of them. >> when things like this happens it is a call for us to step up and be a part of the community. that is what we do. it is not just being a store and having a business, we like to be involved. >> the school says the bikes will help kids learn how to ride during their physical

education classes and it teaches rider safety and laws. the man accused of stabbing his girlfriend to death in san mateo. police say the 22-year-old anthony kirincic is considered armed and dangerous. his girlfriend called 911 and said he was stabbed. by the time police arrived it was too late. >> a large search area. we are not keeping it limited to the bay area. keeping open about all leads in finding where the suspect is. >> police say if you see this guy do not approach him. call 911 immediately. the man accused of killing three people at a planned parenthood in colorado springs made his first appearance in court today. robert lewis dear appeared before the judgeane video feed. his -- judge in a video feed. the suspect spoke briefly to

answer basic questions. she held on first degree murder charges for killing two civilians and a police officer. she expected to be charged on december 9. jury selection in the trial of one of six baltimore police officers accused of killing freddie gray. william porter was escorted into the court today. the prosecution says porter should have gotten medical attention for the 25-year-old. protesters were outside today. a reminder of the tension surrounding his death. >> i want those guys to have a fair trial. i really do. let justice prevail. but police let there be justice. >> we are waiting to hear the truth. we are waiting to hear what happened to freddie gray and what evidence the prosecution will present. >> the trial is the first of the six police officers accused. he is expected to testify in

his own defense. okay. here is what not to do when yachting. how the yacht got there and the effort to get it unstuck. >> among the hottest items this year, smart tvs and they may be watching you. how you can keep what you watch from being recorded. yacht... looks like it got k ,,,,,,,,,,,,

while trying to jump a sea this really is the image of the day. looks like a boat popping a wheelie. got stuck. kpix 5's don ford spoke with one embarrassed boat owner. >> reporter: well, there you go. it is not often you see luxury yacht smashed up on a sea wall. stuck, sitting there for everyone to see. >> embarrassing, yeah, but -- but -- >> the coast guard says he wasn't where he was supposed to be. >> i want to stress the importance of being aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: he was taking his

family to dinner when he drove out of the channels and with the high tide the sea wall was just under water. this morning a towing company used a drine -- crane to lift the yacht free. once out of the water the damage was clear. >> a hole here. >> reporter: and the skipper says the important thing is no one was hurt. but -- >> i am not coming back. not for a long time. >> reporter: while everyone is safe, the boat is now in the yard. the repair bill could reach 6 figures. don ford, kpix 5. >> another yacht ran aground in oakland on saturday as well. the vessel became stuck near the entrance. the fire department took this picture of that 40 fort. they had to rescue -- footer.

they had to rescue six people and a dog. they lost power. americans are expected to spend $3 billion shopping online today. that is 12% more than last cyber monday. target struggled to handle the extra traffic. users were greeted with messages telling them to refresh. the website was inaccessible for some and amazon game out strong. their warehouse was buzzing. online sales will ellipse last year's numbers. last year they sold 500 items per second. amazon says convenience drivers drivers -- drives sales. >> started sales 8 days ago and they continue through december 5. [ indiscernible ]

>> amazon added 100,000 seasonal jobs to ensure delivers arrive on time. tvs are big sellers. 30million of them are expected to be sold this year. among them smart tvs that monitor what you do. julie watts tells us how to make sure your tv isn't spying on you. >> reporter: whether it is sports, cartoons, what you watch may not stay so private if you are watchingoon smart tv -- watching on a smart tv. smart tvs are recording and sharing data about what you watch. >> what we believe is, it is widespread. >> reporter: he says internet connected tvs are capable of collecting a lot. including what you watch, when you watch it, how often you

change the channel and which commercials you watch, data that could be combined with other information. >> part of a larger profile that these companies are selling to. >> reporter: a lawsuit was filed for violating user's privacy. lawyers contend the tracking feature is turned on by default and collects data. turning tracking off is different on every tv and -- on this samsung, tools, settings, then terms and conditions and sync and marketing and uncheck agree. people who buy smart tvs should get smart. >> people should learn thew opt

opt -- how to opt out. >> reporter: they say their tv dos not collect personally identifiable information. julie watts, kpix 5. >> we put a link to the guide to turning off tv tracking on our website, you can find out how to do it on www.cbs5.com. in the next hour the warriors will go for their 19 19th connective win. they are the first team ever to be undefeated this far into the season. barnes is out with to springed ankle. they take on the jazz in salt lake city. storm in texas blamed for 8 deaths. streets looking like rivers now and more rain expected. high water left drivers stranded. officials are urging people to stay off the roads. a 70-year-old woman whose car

was swept away remains missing and in kansas city thousands without power after an ice storm. ice coated everything in the city. it is so heavy power poles were knocked down. officials warn it could take till wednesday to have power restored. oklahoma starting starting to thaw out after an ice storm that left people without power and now the melting ice is treating residents to cool sites. ice sliding down a pole. it has been shared thousands of times on social media. that is why we don't live in oklahoma. [ laughter ] >> i just got back from vegas -- [ talking at the same time ] >> been cold here. the western half of the country is colder than norm. new york city over night -- we

have been cold. this is a 5 day stretch below freezing for 5 days. that hasn't happened since 2015. cloudy still. but the rain is gone. san jose degrees. 48 livermore. san bruno 51. we will not see a freeze tonight. 23 degrees in santa rosa at the airport sunday morning. that tied for the coldest morning for the month of november in your recorded history. last time that happened was 54 years ago. 1961. yes, it has been that cold. 54-year-old record tied in santa rosa. coldest night in thankful century. 34 tonight. napa 36. concord 33. san jose 38. we will be chilly. wind is coming from the west.

we had a front move through today. rain. we had scattered showers throughout the bay area. that is now finished. the onshore flow will keep us warmer. it continues. for the next couple days high pressure will build to the south and rest. sunny. we will make it -- west. sunny. that bridge moves out for thursday. thursday a stronger cold front moves in. it will bring moisture and wind. we will go from calm weather to active weather on thursday. north bay could see more than an inch of rainfall coming up on thursday. wet and windy. freezing nights. they are done for now. it will be cooler than average and thursday will be the stormy day, rain and wind. san jose 60 tomorrow with sunny skies. palo alto 58.

hayward 60. 57 danville. pittsburg 58. 58 san francisco. novato 59 and no freeze in cloverdale, 58. thursday is wet and windy, 30 miles per hour. and dry out for the weekend. rain for the top of next week. cold. 54 years last time we were this goal. >> thursday a soaker. >> a soaker. and something next week -- [ talking at the same time ] >> ramping things up. >> thank you. it was a crash that stumped the internet for weeks. vehicles that appear to levitate. tonight an explanation on what exactly happened. ,,

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china that lit up the inter take a look. you see p in the an explanation for levitating cars at an intersection in china that lit up the internet. you see a bus right here rise up in the air with two other

cars. crazy. this is the result of a freak accident. it is hard to see. what happened is a cable was brought down by a street cleaner in the opposite direction. police say the vehicles drove across the cable and all it took was a tug to lift them off the ground like at it. there you go. >> aliens. i don't believe that. all right. a look at what is ahead on the cbs evening news. scott pelley. >> great to be with you in the bay area. the cbs evening news tonight, world leaders make a big emissions admission. plus where there as the suspect in the planned parenthood attack makes his first court appearance and after days of shopping we found a way for you to give back. we will have those storteens

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the latest news and weather always on www.cbs5.com. see you at 6:00 p.m. >> see you then. >> pelley: the president warns it will soon be too late to stop climate change. we find evidence in china's pollution emergency and in the melting arctic. >> scientists say what happens up here is what's going to happen to all of us. >> pelley: also tonight, deadly storms in the southern plains and upper midwest. a court appearance for the suspect in the planned parenthood attack. and after black friday, a new take on the holiday calendar. >> giving tuesday kind of opened up a world of people to start celebrating how we give as good as we get. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. in paris today, president obama warned that the world is fast approaching the hour when it